All business coverage from Lisbon.
From Mouraria rent hikes to new tech hiring in Parque das Nações, here is what the city's economic picture means for ordinary people trying to keep up.
From Beato to Mouraria, the city's startup wave is changing rents, commutes and daily life for ordinary Lisboetas — here's what's actually happening.
Upstart investment platform Caixote Capital is turning everyday Portuguese savers into micro-investors — and the numbers suggest it's onto something.
From Iranian succession uncertainty to European heatwave disruptions, the forces reshaping global commerce are hitting Lisbon's importers, exporters and logistics firms harder than the headlines suggest.
Rising insurance costs and refugee-driven property demand show how European instability is reshaping the Portuguese capital's economy.
From Parque das Nações to Mouraria, a wave of foreign capital, domestic entrepreneurship and remote-worker spending is reshaping Lisbon's job market and property landscape in mid-2026.
As extreme weather disrupts European travel patterns and global instability reshapes tourist flows, Portugal's capital faces its toughest year for hospitality since the pandemic recovery began.
International instability reshapes hiring across Parque das Nações as employers reassess expansion plans.
Record temperatures drive entrepreneurs to build solutions for water scarcity and extreme heat—early investors already backing local innovators.
Lisbon's commercial property market is transforming heritage buildings into flexible workspaces. Discover how adaptive reuse projects are attracting tech firms to Príncipe Real.
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